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This PR addresses the paper-related comments from reviewer 2 (first round) for the JOSS submission.

Changes to joss/paper.md

1. AI Usage Disclosure (line 175 of PDF)

Named the AI tools and versions explicitly, per the JOSS AI policy:

Claude Sonnet (version 4.6) and Claude Opus (version 4.8) by Anthropic

2. GPU claims (lines 21 and 87 of PDF)

Replaced "seamless" with accurate language and clarified that GPU support is currently NVIDIA-only. Updated in three places:

  • Summary (line 21): states "currently limited to NVIDIA hardware" without naming packages (ExaModels.jl and MadNLP.jl are cited with references in the immediately following paragraph, per citation convention)
  • State of the Field — Julia packages bullet (line 71): "currently NVIDIA-only, via ExaModels.jl + MadNLP.jl"
  • Key design trade-off §2 (line 87): detailed description including the :gpu token as the user-facing entry point and explicit statement that GPU is limited to NVIDIA hardware and the ExaModels + MadNLP combination

3. JuliaCon 2023 archive (line 166 of PDF)

Added a citation to the JuliaCon 2023 presentation in the Research Impact section. Note: the documentation served as the presentation support, so there are no separate slides. References added to paper.bib:

4. "our plan is" → present tense (line 51 of PDF)

Rephrased to: "our package provides a modeler-agnostic approach, accepting general Julia code and leveraging various optimization solvers."

5. "Matlab" → "MATLAB" (line 71 of PDF)

Already fixed directly by the author.

- AI disclosure: name Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Claude Opus 4.8 by Anthropic
- GPU claims: replace "seamless" with accurate language; clarify NVIDIA-only
  constraint and ExaModels + MadNLP requirement in Summary, State of the
  Field, and GPU trade-off sections
- JuliaCon 2023: add @caillau2023juliacon entry to paper.bib and cite it
  in the Research Impact section
- "our plan is": rephrase to present tense ("our package provides")
- MATLAB: already fixed by author (Matlab -> MATLAB in State of the Field)
actions-user and others added 6 commits June 11, 2026 15:48
Per citation convention, package names with references first appear in
the following paragraph; the Summary now only states the NVIDIA hardware
constraint without repeating the package names.
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